The Status Borrowing Hypothesis Asserts That When Employed Married Women

question 14

Multiple Choice

The Status Borrowing Hypothesis asserts that when employed married women consider their own prestige, they:

• A) favor their own jobs and education, ignoring of their husbands' status.
• B) are more likely to approach banks and other lending institutions for a loan.
• C) ignore their own jobs and education, in favor of their husbands' status.
• D) are able to lend status to their spouses.
• E) are indifferent toward their husbands' prestige

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